Oregon Medicaid: Oregon Health Plan (OHP)

Oregon Health Plan (OHP) is a state health care coverage for eligible low-income Oregonians, including children, pregnant individuals, single adults, and seniors.

OHP covers physical, dental and mental health care substance use disorder treatment. It also covers lab tests, X-rays and hospital care, including traditional Native American healing practices.

In Oregon, the Oregon Health Plan (OHP) primarily operates through a network of 16 Coordinated Care Organizations  (CCOs) serving different regions across the state. These local plans integrate physical, mental, and dental health services into a single delivery system.

FAQ

What is the maximum income to qualify for OHP?

As Oregon is expanding Medicaid coverage, nearly all uninsured Oregonians age 19–64 with income up to 138% of the federal poverty level may now gain coverage under the Affordable Care Act (ACA).

Children under 18 are eligible at higher income limits. Oregon now allows children to stay enrolled until age 6 regardless of income changes.¹

How do I apply for Oregon Health Plan?

Applications for Oregon Health Plan are accepted online through the ONE system  or in person at a local Oregon Department of Human Services (ODHS) office.

Oregon is also operating a State-Based Marketplace, known as Cover Oregon , through which you can apply for Oregon Health Plan, Healthy Kids and private insurance plans.

Oregon Health Authority (OHA)
Oregon Health Plan / ONE Customer Service
(800) 699-9075